How to multiply rows in oracle query by count column?

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by mac , in category: MySQL , 7 months ago

How to multiply rows in oracle query by count column?

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by brandy , 7 months ago

@mac 

To multiply rows in an Oracle query by a count column, you can use the following syntax:

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SELECT column1, column2, count_column * count_column as multiplied_result
FROM your_table;


In this query, replace column1, column2, count_column, and your_table with the actual column names and table name you are working with.


By using the count_column * count_column expression in the SELECT statement, you can multiply the rows in the result set by the values in the count_column for each row.

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